During the FICCI Frames events, Akshaye Widhani, CEO of Yash Raj Films, verified the news of her solo spy movie. He revealed the information after being compelled to divulge specifics of the cosmos' future schemes.

Shekhar recently talked about a heartfelt interaction he had on a plane with a female traveler. Her words, together with her admiration for Shekhar's directing debut Masoom, sparked a meaningful discussion with the director that stayed with him.

Bala recently explained why he decided to work with Karan Johar on this project, even though KJo's earlier films hadn't really inspired him. Vasan Bala acknowledged that Karan Johar's films had distinct storytelling techniques, but he didn't take inspiration or hate from them in a recent interview.

Shabana said, actress Tabu, who is her niece in real life, teased her about her kiss with Dharmendra, calling her ‘shaitaan’.

Veteran actress Shabana Azmi is to play a crucial part in Sunny Deol's highly anticipated period drama.

After working with Shabana Azmi on three projects, Anjali Anand pens down a heartfelt note, says, “You're the most caring, loving, funniest, wittiest and oh my God it's a dream to be able to be in the same room with you, let alone be in the same frame with you”

The very next line suggests that it might be one. In addition, he gave three suggestions and invited people to guess which celebrities he was referring to. Most people believed that he was going to reveal "Sarzameen," which would star Ibrahim Ali Khan, Kajol, and Prithviraj Sukumaran.

As soon as people spotted the delicate embellishments on the border of the saree, it became viral on the internet. In addition, Alia had a purse made of the same material as her saree and a shawl to keep warm. Her husband, the actor Ranbir Kapoor, wore a cream shawl and a white kurta-pajama.

Javed Akhtar initially got to know her while Seeta Aur Geeta was being filmed. He worked as a scriptwriter, and Honey was contributing to the movie in a supportive role. After they quickly became friends, they met daily and had long conversations.

Shabana Azmi described her husband's hardships, claiming that the composer had only 27 paisa in his pocket when he first came in Mumbai and that his only resources were his dreams and his determination, which eventually helped him succeed.